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sexta-feira, 30 de abril de 2010

Waving from the Eye

The photo was taken from the top of the tourism line bus right in front of "Eye" of the MON. The girls waved to the "tourists" coming out of the structure that holds the "Eye". This structure holds the great room that has a permanent exhibition of a collection of paintings and the tower of photography along the stairways, which always presents a photograph exhibition.
Have a nice weekend everyone!

terça-feira, 23 de fevereiro de 2010

Sculptures at the MON



The sculptures of the photos are arranged in the outdoor areas surrounding the MON or Oscar Niemeyer Museum or Museum of the Eye in Curitiba, at the Centro Cívico district. The white spiral was photographed only in its upper part, it is placed at a courtyard floor, where many sculptures are arranged for movement of people between them, causing their interaction.

sábado, 13 de fevereiro de 2010

Mirage


I've got this strange image by positioning the camera on the floor, on the glass panels that are in the great hall which gives access to the MON. As the glass panels are below the large slab of the building, which is still the largest range in Curitiba, a reflection of the slate with the vegetation in the background provided this almost mirage.

segunda-feira, 8 de fevereiro de 2010

The parallels meet at the Museum of the Eye


It is always very pleasant to visit the MON (Museu Oscar Niemeyer) or the Museum of the Eye, as everyone knows it, specially on hot days like we're living in Curitiba.

It is difficult to avoid the cliches photos, since the "Eye" dominates the landscape, but I tried to get some different points of view and even unusual of the place. In the photo on this post, I tried to emphasize the grandeur of the horizontal lines of the original building (Humberto de Alencar Castelo Branco), which existed long before the eye. I think the picture proves the math theory which states that the parallels meet at the infinity.